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HUNTER PRO-SPRAY SERIES

looking at changing out my sprays and going with the hunter pro spray ..how is the pro spray with adjustable nozzle ..or should i just get the body and the nozzle i need ..or i could just get all with adjustable nozzle and change as i need to...

I agree with Tom. Fixed nozzles are more precise and in most cases use less water. You may try and use the Rain-Bird Van nozzles (variable arc nozzles / adjustable) if adjustable nozzles are needed. Although they are far from perfect, I feel they are better than their Hunter counterparts.

Yes, the 1800 series pop-up and the MPR nozzles. I think you will find that they are superior to any others. Of coarse, there is the price that goes along with that. I am also not trying to take anything away from the Hunter Pro spray. They are a quality head too, and they will also take the Rain-Bird MPR nozzles. Either choice will be a sound one. &lt;&gt;&lt;

The reason Rain-Bird is cheaper is not because it is inferior, they just dropped their list prices for a quick increase in sales. They won't be cheaper for long. In fact, I think they have already recently raised their list price. So it might be a good idea to buy them now why they are less than the Hunter Pro-Spray.